About this Event
Alfreda's Black Earth, Living Memory films, a Juneteenth commemoration
Join us at the Prospect Park Boathouse for our 2nd annual Juneteenth gathering honoring Black life, land, and liberation through film and sound.
Our celebration begins with a set by DJ Tara from 4–8 PM, setting the tone for an outdoor celebration grounded in community and reflection.
Following, we welcome filmmaker Arielle Knight for a pre-show Q&A
At 8:30 PM, we transition into our film program exploring Black relationships to nature, care, and self-determination.
Featuring The Boys and the Bees (2025), a tender portrait of a family tending both land and lineage in rural Georgia, and
The Learning Tree (1969), Gordon Parks’s landmark coming-of-age film and the first feature directed by a Black American for a major Hollywood studio.
Together, these works invite us to consider how Black communities have long cultivated connection—to land, to memory, and to one another—as acts of resilience and freedom.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Prospect Park Boathouse, 101 East Drive, Brooklyn, United States
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